For Bea Ginga · 4d ago
93, and 63 years married on the day she died. That's a life.
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For Bea Ginga · 4d ago
93, and 63 years married on the day she died. That's a life.
For Rajaa Mohammed · 4d ago
We were out in Kuwait for a few years when I was a kid, my dad's work, and Iftah Ya Simsim was the one programme on telly I could actually follow. Her songs have stuck in my head for forty years. Strange to read her name again today, and like this.
For Göksel Arsoy · 19d ago
90. good innings for the Golden Child.
For Lisa Arquette Bradford (Lisa Elizabeth Bradford) · 25d ago
54. That's no age at all. Thinking of her three children tonight, and her parents Robert and Mary.
For Esterina Tartman · 16 Sept 2026
Never softened her line, that's what they're saying. Not many hold firm like that in public life. Jerusalem has lost someone who meant what she said.
For Tone Capone · 14 Sept 2026
The way he built that beat from Club Nouveau, the way it sat in your chest. A true craftsman gone too soon.
For Bill Dundee · 6 Sept 2026
Didn't know much about wrestling but my dad watched Memphis religiously. Bill Dundee was always on. Rest well, Superstar.
For Shirley Strum Kenny · 5 Sept 2026
My mother studied Restoration drama decades ago and kept saying Shirley Kenny's edition of Steele changed how she read the plays. Never met her, but her scholarship lived in our house.
For Richard E. Stearns · 3 Sept 2026
My father kept a copy of the 1965 paper on his shelf for forty years. Said it changed how he thought. Dick Stearns made the invisible visible.
For Mary Tyler Moore · 6 Sept 2025
The Dick Van Dyke Show was on the television in our lounge every week. My father loved it. When I heard she'd passed I rang him straight away.